Synopses & Reviews
The Foundations of Literacy is an important book for anyone attempting to understand the "great debate" about literacy -- administrators, teachers, parents, and a concerned public. The practical aspects of the study will prove a valuable resource for anyone who wishes to help lead children toward joyful competence in reading and writing.
Synopsis
This is an important book for anyone who wishes to understand the "great debate" about literacy-administrators, teachers, parents, and a concerned public.
Table of Contents
1. An Open Approach to Literacy
Historical Viewpoints and Current Practices
Literacy Learning Before School
A Fresh Start-Shared-Book Experience
Refining the Model
Teaching Basic Strategies
Integrating Approaches
Creativity in the Literacy Undertaking
Devleopmental and Diagnostic Teaching
A New Conservatism. References: To Children's Books and to Instructional Materials.